The quickest way to sicken a modernist is to bring him to a midcentury Los Angeles diner.
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Medical marijuana items include yummy-looking gummy candies, cookies and other treats that may entice and sicken young children.
People with celiac disease improve dramatically with proper diet, and sicken dramatically when they stray even a little bit.
These childhood vaccines can also be seen as a Bioweapon which is used to weaken, sicken and reduce the domestic population.
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Vaccines have saved millions of lives, and allowed parents to live without the fear that their children will sicken and die.
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With lax environmental protections, polluted water and air kill and sicken people.
This makes sense: in those areas with a high level of radiation, living things would tend to die or sicken and fail to reproduce.
The depths of evil on a world that has no religion at all may sicken you beyond anything conceived in the history of earths inhabitants.
They also contain toxic materials and are often disposed of in developing countries where they sicken local people and taint their water and environment.
As workers sicken, they produce less and claim more health benefits.
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When environmental activists claim air pollutants kill thousands of Americans each year and sicken still thousands more, their claims ring hollow when they oppose a cost-effective, environmentally friendly solution.
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In the past, Iraq has filled this type of warhead with sarin a deadly nerve agent used by Japanese terrorists in 1995 to kill 12 Tokyo subway passengers and sicken thousands of others.
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